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Bay Area Center for ADD/ADHD
www.BayAreaADHD.com
Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (previously known as ADD) affects not just our individual well being, but relationships with friends, partners, and families as well as work and school. At IAP, we work collaboratively with psychiatrists, medical doctors, tutors, school counselors, and others to help create a supportive team to treat ADHD and help our client become successful with managing all aspects of life. ADHD can make you feel out of control - we use proven methods to get you back in control.
Assessment - We assess and diagnose ADHD in a few sessions and provide treatment recommendations and referrals. We can also provide more extensive psychological assessments to understand your strengths and weaknesses.
Individual Treatment - When working with children and adults with ADHD, we facilitate the learning of skills which decrease distraction, regulate emotional reactions and impulsivity, and increase organization. We also address the secondary issues to ADHD such as low self esteem, drug and/or alcohol abuse, shame, depression, anxiety, and/or trauma. We work closely with psychiatrists and physicians prescribing medication.
Couples/Family Therapy - Having a child with ADHD or being in a relationship with someone with ADHD can present many challenges for the loved ones. Because ADHD often causes impulsivity, distraction, and disorganization, the illness can have a tangible impact on those around it. We may feel helpless to understand or to help. At the Institute, we collaborate with family members or caretakers to develop an approach that addresses problem behaviors and increases closeness in the relationship. We also provide couples therapy to help partners understand the effect of ADHD on their relationship and how to cope with the illness's symptoms.
Work/School Functioning - At work and at school are where most people with ADHD discover the impact of the illness's effects. We focus on teaching skills that are effective in the work environment. We work with teachers, tutors, and school staff to get necessary accommodations. Together, we will develop a strategy for encouraging success and combating symptoms.
For a free phone consultation or to set up an appointment, please call (415) 881-7324 or email us at info@sfiap.com
Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (previously known as ADD) affects not just our individual well being, but relationships with friends, partners, and families as well as work and school. At IAP, we work collaboratively with psychiatrists, medical doctors, tutors, school counselors, and others to help create a supportive team to treat ADHD and help our client become successful with managing all aspects of life. ADHD can make you feel out of control - we use proven methods to get you back in control.
Assessment - We assess and diagnose ADHD in a few sessions and provide treatment recommendations and referrals. We can also provide more extensive psychological assessments to understand your strengths and weaknesses.
Individual Treatment - When working with children and adults with ADHD, we facilitate the learning of skills which decrease distraction, regulate emotional reactions and impulsivity, and increase organization. We also address the secondary issues to ADHD such as low self esteem, drug and/or alcohol abuse, shame, depression, anxiety, and/or trauma. We work closely with psychiatrists and physicians prescribing medication.
Couples/Family Therapy - Having a child with ADHD or being in a relationship with someone with ADHD can present many challenges for the loved ones. Because ADHD often causes impulsivity, distraction, and disorganization, the illness can have a tangible impact on those around it. We may feel helpless to understand or to help. At the Institute, we collaborate with family members or caretakers to develop an approach that addresses problem behaviors and increases closeness in the relationship. We also provide couples therapy to help partners understand the effect of ADHD on their relationship and how to cope with the illness's symptoms.
Work/School Functioning - At work and at school are where most people with ADHD discover the impact of the illness's effects. We focus on teaching skills that are effective in the work environment. We work with teachers, tutors, and school staff to get necessary accommodations. Together, we will develop a strategy for encouraging success and combating symptoms.
For a free phone consultation or to set up an appointment, please call (415) 881-7324 or email us at info@sfiap.com
IAP PROVIDES:
Symptoms of ADHD
- Making careless mistakes
- Difficulty sustaining attention
- Difficulty listening
- Difficulty finishing work/projects
- Difficulty keeping organized
- Avoiding boring tasks l
- Losing things
- Being distracted
- Forgetfulness
- Fidgeting
- Feeling restless
- Difficulty being quiet
- Acting as if "on the go"
- Talking excessively
- Blurting out
- Difficulty waiting for a turn
- Interrupting